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North American ColoniesNorth American Colonies
North AmericaNorth America
Because of Spain’s success, other Because of Spain’s success, other countries joined in taking over the countries joined in taking over the AmericasAmericas
France and England controlled many parts France and England controlled many parts of North Americaof North America
North AmericaNorth America
New FranceNew France Present day Newfoundland, CanadaPresent day Newfoundland, Canada Traveled down St. Lawrence RiverTraveled down St. Lawrence River Claimed most of Canada for FranceClaimed most of Canada for France
Tried to convert Natives to ChristianityTried to convert Natives to ChristianityLittle successLittle success
North AmericaNorth America
Population grew very slowlyPopulation grew very slowly Too coldToo cold Could not farmCould not farm
Began trapping and trading furs, fishingBegan trapping and trading furs, fishing Very profitableVery profitable
North AmericaNorth America
Louis XIV sent troops to North AmericaLouis XIV sent troops to North America Build on powerBuild on power Set up trading posts from Quebec to Set up trading posts from Quebec to
LouisianaLouisiana
North AmericaNorth America
English ColoniesEnglish Colonies First English colony at Jamestown, VirginiaFirst English colony at Jamestown, Virginia Did not become successful until they started Did not become successful until they started
growing tobaccogrowing tobacco
PilgrimsPilgrims English ProtestantsEnglish Protestants
North AmericaNorth America
English established thirteen coloniesEnglish established thirteen colonies Not very profitableNot very profitable
No gold or silver like South AmericaNo gold or silver like South America Used resources available to finally start Used resources available to finally start
making profitmaking profitFishing, farming, cash cropsFishing, farming, cash crops
North AmericaNorth America
Competition for ColoniesCompetition for Colonies Countries fighting for rights to certain Countries fighting for rights to certain
coloniescolonies French and Indian WarFrench and Indian War
Between France and EnglandBetween France and England Extended into EuropeExtended into Europe
North AmericaNorth America
Treaty of ParisTreaty of Paris Signed in 1763 Signed in 1763
England wonEngland won Ensured British dominance in North Ensured British dominance in North
AmericaAmerica
Atlantic Slave TradeAtlantic Slave Trade
Atlantic Slave TradeAtlantic Slave Trade
One part of Triangular TradeOne part of Triangular Trade Linked Europe, Africa, and AmericaLinked Europe, Africa, and America
Europe to AfricaEurope to Africa Goods- guns, cloth, cashGoods- guns, cloth, cash
AfricaAfrica Traded goods for slavesTraded goods for slaves
Atlantic Slave TradeAtlantic Slave Trade
Africa to AmericaAfrica to America SlavesSlaves Middle PassageMiddle Passage
AmericaAmerica Slaves traded for sugar and molassesSlaves traded for sugar and molasses Sugar and molasses traded for furs, Sugar and molasses traded for furs,
fish, and rumfish, and rum Went back to EuropeWent back to Europe
Atlantic Slave TradeAtlantic Slave Trade
Very profitable for everyone involvedVery profitable for everyone involved Profit worth risk of travelingProfit worth risk of traveling
Successful port citiesSuccessful port cities
Atlantic Slave TradeAtlantic Slave Trade
Middle PassageMiddle Passage Enslaved Africans shackled and sent to Enslaved Africans shackled and sent to
coastal portscoastal ports European traders then purchased slavesEuropean traders then purchased slaves
Shipped to AmericaShipped to America Chained and cramped in single vesselChained and cramped in single vessel
Three weeks to three months longThree weeks to three months long
Atlantic Slave TradeAtlantic Slave Trade
Many Africans died along the wayMany Africans died along the way Disease, brutal mistreatment, suicideDisease, brutal mistreatment, suicide
Estimated 11 million Africans shipped to Estimated 11 million Africans shipped to AmericasAmericas
Another 2 million died along the wayAnother 2 million died along the way